Waveland High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Waveland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1952 volume:

THE HORNET’S NEST Published b) THE SENIOR CLASS Waveland High School HORNET STAFF Editor-in-Chief_______________________________ Assistant Editor _____________________________ Sales Manager_________________________________ Advertising Manager___________________________ Photographic Manager__________________________ ____Duane Kelly ___Bill Wheeler ____David Crimes _____Hay Spencer Rosemary French Elizabeth Anne Frisz (Libby) This picture brings back memories to our class of “52, Memories of Libbv, who although her life is through, Is one of our good classmates; she lingers with us yet For her sweet and loving nature we shall never forget. Page Two ADVISORY BOARD Row one: Clarence Milligan, Fred Whitecotton, Trustee Row two: Walter Penn, John Ward, Lee Evans. THE FACULTY Victor L. Pence, Principal James Hannaii, Coach Government Health and History Edwin Hoffhaus Math, and Physics Page Three Mary Ella Porter Home Ec. and Phus. I' Florence Servies Commerce and Speech Hazlett Hall History and Sociology Doris Crimes Fifth Grade Jean Ratcliff Hazel Machledt Rose Glascock Virginia Foster Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade First Grade History of the Class of 1952 When that first hell rang, many tears were shed. For we knew we had plenty to dread. With twelve years of study we had to compete. But now we are glad to know it's complete. Now we are going to meet many new faces. And continue our journey to a lot of new places. Some on to college for more education, Some will stay home for a little vacation. A few will get married, a job some will find. And with Uncle Sam, some may spend time. But well never forget, even though we should try. The fun that we had in old Waveland High. Let’s take a look back twelve years ago to one September morning when twenty-one timid stu- dents tottered into the care of Miss Moore (now Mrs. Foster) to start on that first road of school. They were Joyce Harris. Virginia Nunn, Elizabeth Frisz. Phyllis Johnson, Vesta Cotten, Doris Knowl- ing, Rosemary Miles, Betty Starnes, Alice Van Hook and Patricia Hodgkin, Ray Spencer, William Redden. Richard Statler. John Hallett, David Grimes, Max Pruitt, Jesse Carroll, Richard Tolliver, Robert Hester, James Miller and Eugene Handley. Mr. Clifford Hallett was our guide during the first years of our trip. We continued our journey to Mrs. Glasscock and School Road 2. There we had a new experience when we joined another class. We picked up a couple of new passengers, those being Hartmut Hessel and Bill Payton. We lost Richard Tolliver, William Redden, Alice Van Hook, James Miller, .Jesse Carroll. Virginia Nunn and Max Pruitt. We continued upward onto Road 3 with Mrs. Evans driving, and again we picked up several new passengers. They were Duane Kelly, Roy Leath and Lloyd Dwiggins. Richard Statler moved to Rosedale during the second semester and we gained Richard Lucas. Our journey on Road 4 was rather bumpy and difficult to travel. Mrs. Douglas drove for us for awhile until she had an auto accident which put her in the hospital for several weeks. During that time, Mrs. Machledt, Mrs. Hallett, Mrs. Harbison and others substituted for Mrs. Douglas. Riders gained were Carolyn Allen, Keith Morgan, Joyce Fulford. Violet Reynolds and once again Virginia Nunn. Those who got off during a brief stop were Doris Knowling, Lloyd Dwiggins and Richard Lucas. Our journey continued on to a much smoother Road 5 with Mrs. Grimes in the driver’s seat and us seated again' with another class. Duane Kelley was out most of the first semester as a result of an auto accident. Our group of passengers remained the same. Ray Miller led us as we traveled down Road 6. We stopped just long enough to gain Betty Law- son, Phyllis Bougher and Olive Wilson. Joyce Harris left us to go to Crawfordsville and Carolyn Allen went to Kingman. We then started up toward that steep hill of high school, and while on the road of junior high, we picked up Carolyn Dazey, Rita Martin, Carolyn Hayes, Bill Wheeler. Don Horton, and Opal Tracy. We lost Roy I eath. Our guide. Mr. Hallett, no longer able to continue with us, stepped off and Mr. Gale Grimes came aboard. Also we gained a few new passengers. They were Dale Sowers, Vesta Baker and Rose- mary French. John Hallett, Carolyn Dazey, Don Horton and Betty Lawson discontinued their journey with us. After what seemed like a lot of waiting, we approached that big steep hill of high school, which we decided definitelv to climb. While stopping for gas, Thurman Henderson, James Wasson. Charles Hutson, Evelyn Hughes and Bill Keller climbed aboard. Those who got off were Phyllis Johnson, Elizabeth Frisz, Vesta Baker, Rita Martin and Carolyn Hayes. A little farther up the hill, Ivan Brewer came aboard to be with us for the remainder of our journey. Those leaving were Phyllis Bougher and Opal Tracy. On the half-way mark of our high school journey, we slowed up somewhat to study the scenery along the wayside. Bill Payton, seemingly not liking the scenery, left us and we picked up Carolyn Hayes and Mercedas McGinnis. With a few more miles and our goal in sight, we again had a change in our guide. Mr. Victor Pence came aboard as guide with Mrs. Florence Servies under the wheel of our Senior bus. A new coach, James Hannah, replaced our beloved Cliff Davis. We discovered that during our process of changing guides, Virginia Nunn and Carolyn Hayes had left us. After a short rest from this long trip, we are planning another trip which will include New York and Washington, D. C., to add more memories to our years in Waveland High. Page Five Eugene Handley, Pres. Basketball, I years; Baseball. 1 year; Master of ceremonies. Junior and Senior Reception; President, Senior year; Treasurer, Junior year; Master of ceremonies, County 1951 Tournament celebra- tion: Junior and Senior Play. David Chimes, Vice-Pres. Band. 5 years; Glee Club. 2 years; 4-H, 4 years; Junior Leader, 3 years; F.F.A. President, 3 years; Secretary, Junior year; Reporter, Sophomore year; Basketball, 3 years: Baseball, 4 years; Sales Manager, annual; Vice-President, Senior Year; Junior play. Betty Starnes, Sec. Glee Club, 2 years; Reporter, Sophomore year; Office Staff, Sports Editor of School Paper; Junior and Senior plays. Rosemary French, Trees. Band, 6 years; Pep Band, 2 years; Glee Club, 4 years; Queen of 1951 Reception; Vice-president. Freshman and Junior years; Treas- urer, Senior year; Editor of School Paper; Yell Leader, 3 years; Photo- graphic Manager, annual; Office Staff; Candidate for D.A.R. Good Citizen award; Junior and Senior plays. Evelyn Hughes,’ Reporter Glee Club, 4 years; Office Staff; Reporter, Senior year; News Re- porter for School Paper; Latin Club, 1 year; Junior and Senior plays. Page Six Keith Morgan Charles Hutson Senior play. Junior play. Vesta Gotten Glee Club, 3 years; Junior Band. 2 years; Senior Band, 3 years; Re- porter of 4-H, 1 year; Business Manager of School Paper; Office Staff. Violet Reynolds Band, 3 years; Junior Band, 2 years; Glee Club, I years; Member and Secretary of Latin Club, 1 year; Junior High Yell Leader. 1 year; Office Staff; 4-H, 4 years; Winning the District County Judg- ing contest and representing Mont- gomery County in the State; 1st place in District Farm Bureau Poster Contest and Senior play. Duane Kelly Band, 6 years; Glee Club, 3 years; Basketball, 4 years; Base- ball, 4 years; Class president, 2 years; Class treasurer, 1 year; 4-H, president, 3 years; 4-H vice- president, 2 years; 4-H treasurer, 1 year; Junior Leader, 3 years; Won 4-H trip to Chicago; F.F.A. member, 4 years; F.F.A. president, 2 years; F.F.A. vice-president, 1 year; F.F.A. treasurer; 1 year; Junior play; Editor-in-chief of annual. Page Seven , Robert Hester James Wasson Latin Club member, 1 year; Senior play. Junior and Senior play. Ray Spencer Basketball. 1 years: Baseball, 4 years; Band, ( years; Glee Club, 3 years; President, Sophomore year; Head of Concessions, Sopho- more year; President of Latin Club; Won foul shooting trophy, Sophomore year; Advertising Man- ager of Junior play; participated in State Choial Festival at Indian- apolis, Junior year; Winner of Salesmanship trophy selling maga- zines, Senior year; Senior play. Patricia I Iodgkix Glee Club, 3 years; 4-H, 1 year; Feature Editor of School Paper; Office Staff; Received attendance certificate; Vice-president of Latin Club, 1 year; Representative to Latin Contest; Senior play. Bii.i. Wheeler Basketball, 4 years; Captain, Senior year: Baseball, 4 years; Advertising Manager of junior play; Assistant Editor of annual; Made the All-County Basketball team, Sophomore and Junior years; All-Sectional and All-Regional ‘earns, Junior and Senior years; Won field goal shooting percentage trophies, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior year; Senior play. Page Might Dale Sowers Glee Club, 4 years; Yell Leader, 4 years; Baseball, 3 years; 4-H, 8 years; F.F.A., 4 years; Junior play. Ivan Brenner Moved to Waveland, Sophomore year; 4-H, 1 year; Dairy Judging team, 1 year; Junior play; Winner of Salesmanship trophy selling magazines. Rosemary Miles Glee Club, 4 years; 4-H, 3 years; Delegate to Girl’s State; Office Staff; School paper; Reporter, Junior year; Attendance certifi- cate: Junior and Senior play. TIIURM AN 11 EXPERSON Came to Waveland from Darl- ington, Freshman year; F.A.A. treasurer, 1 year, member, 4 years; Student Manager, 1 year; Junior play. Page Nine BEGINNING Back Row: Ray Spencer, William Redden, Richard Statler, John Hallctt, David Grimes, Max Pruitt, Jesse Carroll, Richard Tolliver, Robert Hester. Front Row: Joyce Harris, Virginia Nunn, Elizabeth Frisz, Phyllis Johnson, Vesta Cotten, Doris Knowling, Rosemary Miles, Betty Starnes, Alice Van Hook, and Patricia Hodgkin. Absent: James Miller, Eugene Handley. Teacher: Virginia Moore. ENDING Back Row: Mr. Pence, Thurman Henderson, Ray Spencer, David Grimes. Third Row: Eugene Handley, Bill Wheeler, Duane Kelly. Dale Sowers. Mrs. Servies. Second Row: Charles Hutson, Robert Hester, Evelyn Hughes, James Wasson, Vesta Cotten, Keith Morgan. First Row: Betty Starnes, Patricia Hodgkin, Ivan Brewer, Violet Reynolds Rose- mary Miles, and Rosemary French. Page Ten JUNIORS Rack Row: Billy Joe Rivers, Blaine Tracy, William Redden. Fou rth Row: Richard Smith, Dean Sowers, Doris Pollock, Marjorie McClure, Neal Rogers. Third Row: Miss Porter, Daryel Newell, Martha Ma- son, Juanita Greve, Mary Jane Wheeler, Leonard Sewell. Second Row: Rosemary Weaver, Bonnie Reynolds, Shirley Woodeook, Martha Priebe, Mrs. Hoffhaus. First Row: Florence Long, Barbara Waltz, Robert Har- bison, Dale Mitchell, Ruth Seybold, and Janet Williams. SOPHOMORES Rack Row: Jon Foster, Donald Hunt, Billy Jeffries, Charles McMurry, Marianna Chappell. Third Row: Mr. Hoffhaus, Darrel Meilchs, Dale Moody, Pat Hester, Irene Handley, John Walker. Second Row: Billy Joe Fullenwider, Warren Brewer. Terry Evans, Max Gentry, Sidney Shanks, Wanda Rose Hess. First Row: Elinor Apple, J. P. Morgan, Jackie Bayless, Delores Hutson, Linda Howell, Lois Pitcock, Mary Ellen Miller. Page Eleven EIGHTH GRADE „ Baekftoiv: Larry Myers, Dick Marshall, Freddie Hendricks, Don Chappell Marlene Pyle, Fern Redden. Fourth K°w: Jack Wheeler, Charles Davis, Gerald Handley. Evelyn Hester. x.TVrd Rlchard McCampbell, Mary Day, Marilyn Calvert, Shirley Newell, Marlene Miller. Second Row: James Hastings, Shirley Grimes, June Wheeler, Donna Starnes Wayne Carver, Joyce Reddin, Shirley Bayless, Susan Milligan. Mr. James Hannah. first. Row: Bill Thomas. Dennis Moody, Dean Moody, Jerry Cooper, Dale Wendall Rodney Reynolds, Joyce Whitecotton. Don Moser, David Ratcliff. Page Twelve FRESHMEN Row One: Linda Weatherman. Joe Hodgkin, David Allen, Joan Hodgkin, Donald Handley, Marilyn Seybold, Sonny Waltz. Row Two: Norma Newell, Helen Linton, Paquita Douglas. Linda French. Harriet Mason, Carolyn Hughes. Row Three: Evelyn Hastings, Charlotte Staggs, Shirley Wasson. Marjorie Murray, Martha Brown. Janice French. Row Four: Melvin Kelly. James Mitchell, Keith Inskeep, Mr. Hall, Elizabeth Atkinson, Bill Wendall, Bill Greve. SEVENTH GRADE Hack Row: Lowell Brewer, Alan Milligan, Richard Day. Bill Collins. Third Row: Virginia Waltz, Melvin McDonald. Walter Overstreet, James Lowery, Norma Atkinson, Ellen Short. Second Row: Jack Howell, Don Gentry, Jim Wheeler, Delores Thomas, Jack Mitchell, Sandra Murray. First Row: Daniel Sewell, Patty Patterson, Charles Feltner, Alma Brewer, Marvin McDonald, Carolyn Weaver, Sharon Cooper. SIXTH GRADE Hack Row: Ray T. Miller, teacher; Mary Long, Wm, Apple, Jerry Fitzsimmons, and Richard Graham. Third Row: Rita Kay Moody, Mary Cotten, Shirley Miles, Maurice Day, Edward Wall, and Russell Hodgkin. Second Row: Richard Stockwell, Carolyn Calvert, Don Linton, Larry Williams, Richard Sosbe, Gary Douglas, and Larrv Grimes. First Rote: Delores McCampbell, Richard Morgan, Roy Davis, Sue Wheeler, Jim Miller, and Richard Howell. Page Thirteen FIFTH GRADE First Rote: Sharlie Felkner, Joyce Calvert, Suanne Cronkhite, Stephen Sewell, Carolyn Graham. Marjorie Priebe. Second Row: Mrs. Doris Grimes, Mary Ann Hester, Brenda Linton, Dale Clifton, Lana Murray, Charles Atkison, Jerry Johnson. Third Row: Kent Evans, Danny Hester, Joan Weaver, John Reynolds, Joanne Miller, Tommy Caldwell. Fourth Row: Sandra Bayless. Judith Harvey, Tommy Milligan, Mary M. Jefferies, Junior Hutson and Bonnie Curry. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Mary Ann Moser, Harold Cassidy, Ann Coleman. Michael D. Ratcliff, Darlene Graham, David Morgan, Carol Ann Reynolds. Second Row: Larry Pyle, Mary Mazur, Keith Hess, Richard Cooper, Larry Wiatt. Third Row: Phyllis Harvey, Marvin Brewer, Mrs. RatclifT, Dean Emmert, Gary Myers. Fourth Row: Iris Long, Roger Johnson, Janet Mitchell. Fifth Row: John Fulwider, Sandra Wheeler, Ted Miller, Mary Ann Lowery. Gerald Bowers, Philip Cosby. Page Fourteen THIRD GRADE Front Row: Danny Howell, Merridene Cronkhite, Carolyn Hunt, David Jolly. Harold Lowery, Judith Ann Reynolds, Jeffrey Cornell, John Whitecotton. Second Row: James France. Larry Grimes, Betty Weaver, Byron Wright, Janet K. Kelsey, Beverly Wall, Mrs. Machledt. Third Row: James Thomas, Judith Ann Reynolds, Larry Joe Mazur, Mary Dell Overstreet. Jon Mitchell, Linda Sue Pressior, Lois Ann Whitecotton. Fourth Row: Keith Moody, Eva Rae Floyd, Barbara Ann Simms, Melvin Pollock, Billy Joe Ferguson; David Rafferty, Larry Robison, Dale Simpson, Betty Rose Fulienwider. Absent: Jay D. Gilliland. SECOND GRADE First Row: Linda Coleman, Ray France. Larry Moody. Glenn Miller, Dale Calvert, Gary Morgan, Judyth Huxhold. Second Row: Ronald Wendall. Marilyn French, Dennis Curry. Third Row: Johnny Weaver, John Stockwell, Beverly Hester, Gary Swank, Barbara McCampbell, Maurice Brewer, Mary Harvey. Fourth Row: Earl Staggs. Larry Ixmg, Gwenith Bowers, Lyle Sosbe, Richard Watson, and Ronald Banta. Mrs. Glascock, teacher. Page Fifteen FIRST GRADE First How: Teddy Whitocotton, Cynthia Morris, Franklin Howell, John Moody, Linda Zimmerman. James Stockwell, Sandra Cooper Robert France, WandaWall. Second How: Gary Collings, Carolyn Soshe, Ronald Copeland, Stephen Thompson. James Chesterson Sue Faust, Malcolm Simpson, Belinda Jo Cronkhite. Third How: Ronald Rogers, Larry Thomas, James McCampbell, Sally Milligan, Marvin Graham, Christine Brown, Glenn Wiatt. Fourth How: Ruth Chappell, Pamela Sharpe, Eva Lowery, Herschel Tague, Joseph Lowery, Patricia Holloway. Virginia Moore Foster, Teacher. Absent: Paul Busenbark. SENIORS THAT RECEIVED BAND SWEATERS Rosemary French, Ray Spencer, Duane Kelly, David Grimes, N. R. Walker, Director Page Sixteen BAND Back Uou%: Don Gentry, Rita Kay Moody, Patty Patterson, Ann Coleman, Joyce Whitccotton, Marilyn Scybold, Lois Pitcock, Juanita Greve. Third Iiow: Hob Grimes, Robert Harbison, Dale Moody, Billy Joe Rivers, Charles McMurry, Jon Foster, Fern Redden, Leonard Sewell, Marlene Miller, Rosemary Weaver, Terry Evans, Rosemary French. Second How: Melvin Kelly, Mr. Pence, Principal; Delores Thomas, Bill Thomas, Linda Howell, Norma Atkinson, Richard Smith, James Hastings, Elizabeth Atkison, Evelyn Hester, Max Gentry, Martha Priebe, John Walker, Dean Sowers, David Ratcliff, Daniel Sewell, Billy Collins, Mr. Walker. Director; Duane Kelly, David Grimes. hirst How: Janice French, Ray Spencer, Wanda Rose Hess, Evelyn Hastings, Shirley Woodcook, Marjorie Murray, Norma Newell, Charlotte Staggs, Donna Starnes, Joyce Redden, Marlene Pyle, Shirley Newell, Janet Williams, Linda Weatherman, Dennis Moody. GLEE CLUB Hack How: Mr. Walker, Melvin Kelly, Dean Sowers, Jerry Johnson, Ray Spencer, David Grimes, Charles McMurry, Duane Kelly, Jon Foster, Billy Joe Rivers, Dale Sowers, Otto Reynolds. Second Hoie: Shirley Woodcook, Rosemary Weaver, Bonnie Reynolds. Violet Reynolds, Evelyn Hughes, Carolyn Hughes, Shirley Wasson. Linda Weatherman, Pat Hodgkin, Vesta Gotten, Rosemary French, Mary Jane Wheeler, Janet Williams. Ftrst How: Betty Starnes, Rosemary Miles, Ix)is Pitcock, Norma Newell. Robert Harbison, Leonard Sewell, Dale Moody, Bob Grimes, Elinor Apple. Linda Howell, Charlotte Staggs, Martha Brown, Marjorie Murray. Page Seventeen PAPER STAFF Standing: Pat Hodgkin. Evelyn Hughes, Betty Starnes, Rosemary Miles. Seated: Vesta Gotten. Rosemarv French, Mrs. Servies. HIGH SCHOOL QUARTET Rob Grimes, Tenor; Leonard Sewell, Bass; Dale Moody, Tenor; Robert Harbi- son, Bass. Page Eighteen JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Walter Overstreet, Bill Collins, Richard McCampbell, Larry Mvers, Coach Hannah, Freddie Henderickson, Jack Wheeler, David Ratcliff. Middle Row: Rodney Reynolds, Charles Davis, Jim Wheeler, Jim Hastings, Dean Moody, Dennis Moody, Jack Mitchell. Front Row: Donn Moser, M. McDonald, Bill Thomas, Donn Gentry, M. McDonald. BASEBALL TEAM Standing: Richard Smith, Boh Crimes, Dave Crimes. Charles McMurry, Bill Grove. Blaine Tracy, Bay Spencer, Dale Sowers, Darvel Newell. Middle Row: Coach Hannah, Bill Wheeler, Dean Milligan, Boh Harbison, Jerry Johnson, Jim Mitchell, Terry Evans. Front Rote: Dale Mitchell, Max Gentry, Bill Wendell, George Waltz. Page Nineteen CHEER LEADERS Left to right: Bob Crimes, Rosemary French, Dale Sowers. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Bow: Duane Kelly, Bill Jeffries, Bill Keller, Charles McMurrv, Dave Crimes. Bill Greve, Dale Sowers, Daryel Newell, Lawrence Hazlett. Advisor. Middle Bow: Bill Rivers, Jon Foster, Dean Sowers. Thurman Henderson, John Handley, Warren Brewer, Keith Inskeep, Bob Grimes. Front Bow: Jim Mitchell, Terry Evans, Max Gentry, Don Handley. Payc Twenty Standing: Pat Hodgkin. Eugene Handley, Ray Spencer, Bob Hester. Rose- mar)' Miles. Front Row: Vesta Gotten, Dave Grimes, Betty Starnes. THE SENIORS WHO ATTENDED WAVELAND HIGH SCHOOL ALL TWELVE YEARS Rosemary, Betty, Vesta, and Dave, Patricia, Eugene, Robert, and Rav Started to Waveland School the very same day. Since then several students have joined and left us from time to time. But we eight stuck together in a sturdy and determined line. Now that we see victory and there’s a diploma gleam in our eye, Are wc really glad it’s over, or are we tempted to cry? We have the future ahead of us but whatever in it may lie. Our thoughts will always come back to dear old Waveland High. SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Rosemary French, Duane Kelly. Bill Wheeler. Standing: Rav Spencer, David Grimes. Page Twenty-one VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Dale Mitchell, Bill Greve, Blaine Tracy, Eugene Handley, Rav Spencer. Kneeling: Dave Grimes, Bill Wheeler, Richard Smith, Darvel Newell, Boh Harbison, Coach Jim Hannah. B BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Manager Bill Redden, Terry Evans, Dean Milligan, Charles Me- Murry, Coach Jim Hannah, Bill Greve, Warren Brewer, Thurman Henderson, Manager. Middle How: Dale Mitchell, Jim Mitchell. Bill Rivers, Jerry Johnson, Max Gentry. Front How: Jack Bayless, Bill Wendall, George Waltz. Page Twenty-two Harbison in action in Wavnetown game. Wheeler hooks one in, in the Roachdale game Page Twenty-three THE TEAM AT THEIR SECTIONAL TRIUMPH DINNER Back Row: Bob Harbison, Bill Grove, Bill Wheeler, Ray Spencer and Richard Smith. Front Row: Thurman Henderson, Dale Mitchell, Dave Grimes, Blaine Tracy, Gene Handley, Dareyl Newell, Coach Hannah, Bill Redden. WAVELAND HIGH SCHOOL Basketball Schedule 1951-52 Waveland 52 Roachdale 42 Waveland 53 Russellville 43 Waveland 52 Kingman 41 Waveland 75 Cayuga 41 Waveland 43 Rockville 41 Waveland 31 Thorntown 42 Waveland 32 Bain bridge 37 Waveland 57 Darlington .50 Waveland 44 New Market 46 Waveland 70 Waynetown 45 Waveland 46 Richland Twp. 58 Waveland 72 Marshall .53 Waveland 46 Linden 67 Waveland .58 Alamo 45 Waveland 76 Bowers 41 Waveland 44 Ladoga 57 Waveland 67 Tangier 36 Waveland 57 Fillmore 49 Page Twenty-four Left to right: Spencer, Wheeler, Harbison, and Coach Hannah cutting down nets after sectional triumph. Sectional Games Waveland 67 New Richmond 44 Waveland 59 Crawfordsville 58 Waveland 65 New Market 45 1952 SECTIONAL WINNERS Front Row: Bill Greve, Bill Wheeler, Hav Spencer, Robert Harbison, Richard Smith, Daryel Newell. Second Row: Thurman Henderson, Student Nlgr.; Gene Handley, Dave Grimes. Dale Mitchell, Blaine Tracy, Bill Redden, Student Mgr. Third Rote: Coach Hannah. Page Twenty-five GLORY TO GOLDY OUR JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Firman Haberfield (Goldys Father)_________________________Eugene Handley Buzz Baker (Mr. Haberfield s Business Partner)______________David Grimes Hunk-a-Man-Hanson (Goldys boy friend)_______________________Ivan Brewer Pinto (Goldys best friend)________________________________Rosemary Miles Goldy Haber field (The Brat)______________________________Virginia Nunn Beatrice Haberfield (Beebee, Goldys sister)_____________Rosemary French Mr. Flower (An interior decorator)_________________________Robert Hester Dr. Cyrus Roseoe (Psycho, Beebee’s boy friend)______________Duane Kelly Floto (Beebee’s best girl friend)___________________________Betty Starnes Uncle Sheldon (A distant relative)_________________________Charles Hutson Aunt Angevine (A distant relative)______________________Mercedas McGinnis Policeman (Quite a cop)_____________________________________Dale Sowers Bull Burley (A bulldozer operator)_____________________Thurman Henderson Vivian Haberfield (Goldv’s Mother)_________________________Evelyn Hughes Advertising Managers—Ray Spencer, Bill Wheeler Stage Manager—Keith Morgan Directed by Miss Patricia Hays Presented in the High School Auditorium. October 25, 1950 ALONG CAME KILROY OUR SENIOR CLASS PLAY Ernest Smvth (Successful business man)_____________________Robert Hester Hermina Smyth (Society matron)___________________________Violet Reynolds Patricia Smyth (Average girl of today)__________________Patricia Hodgkin Sherry Ballew (Neighbor girl type)__________________________Betty Starnes Lerov Clymer (Rich young man)_______________________________Keith Morgan Eunice Shinner (Rather deaf)____________________________Rosemary French Ike Tuttle (Citizen from Alaska)____________________________James Wasson Kate Hogan (Steamboat Annie)______________________________Rosemary Miles Jim Harris (Bush pilot)_____________________________________Bill Wheeler Jay J. Kilrov (A young man in a dither)___________________Gene Handley Carrie (The cook and maid)_________________________________Evelyn Hughes Alex Dubbins (A private eye)_________________________________Rav Spencer Stage Manager—Thurman Henderson Directed by Florence Servies Presented in the High School Auditorium. March 28, 1952 Page Twenty-six 1952 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY IIcllo, everybody, this is Bob Harbison, your roving reporter, coming to you from station VVXYZ. Tonight, we shall talk about the industrious seniors of 1952 of Waveland High School. From Indianapolis: I set that Pat Hodgkin has announced her engagement to a wealthy In- dianapolis banker. Having worked for him for the last six years, I guess she figured that it was time to cash in on her opportunity. From Hollywood: Word was received today that Violet Reynolds, dancer, has gone into seclu- sion in Beverly Hills until whoever snitched her bubbles brings them back. H-m-m-m-m! From Waveland, Indiana: Keith Morgan, famed orator, today addressed the Ladies Aid Society on the subject, “Women—Their Faults and Failings.” When last seen, Keith was riding out of town on a rail. From New York: Today the greatest lawyer in this city, the distinguished Mr. James Wasson, won his first and last case in court. He is retiring from the Bar tomorrow. He has been a lawyer for the last five years. We shall miss him sadly. From Los Angeles: Ivan Brewer, a graduate of Waveland with the Class of 1952, is now heavyweight boxing champ of the world. After being the smallest boy in his class, he now tips the scales at 286 pounds. From Raccoon Holler: Bill Wheeler, of the Class of 1952 of Waveland, and a graduate of Yale University, is now coach of the Bearded Demons basketball team. From Advance: Duane Kelly, piano mover, today gave a demonstration on how to balance a piano on each shoulder while doing the Charleston. From Wapalo: A diaper shortage! Mrs. Carroll Fruits has just had her third set of triplets. She is the former Vesta Cotten of Waveland, Class of 1952. The boys of Waveland all had high hopes, but they never had a chance over Carroll. “He was her man . . From Greene Township: Laurence Hazlett and Robert Arvin, formerly of Waveland, have de- cided to design, make, and sell ladies hats. For the past fixe years they have been in the diaper business. Time for a change, boys! From San Francisco: We have received word that Rosie Miles, Class of ’52, Waveland, has won the Miss Diamond Beauty Contest—because of her slim figure and collection of diamonds. She has won many contests, men, and diamonds. How many? ? ? Ask Rosie. From Skunk Holler: Mr. and Mrs. Donn Spencer (the former Rosemary French) announce the birth of a daughter, Wotta Mess. The little gal tipped tin scales at nine pounds, ten ounces. All the astounded father had to say was, “My land, another mouth to feed!” They only have eight. From Indianapolis: According to Professor Dale Sowers, famous in the field of psychology, the best (and only) way to be the boss in your home is to let the little woman have her own way. Speaking from experience, Dale? An advertisement from Waveland: Ladies, do you, have unwanted rats, mice, fleas, teachers and husbands lying around vour house? If so. call Green 304 and ask for Glascock. Machledt. and Ratcliffe, exterminators. What’s this I hear from Waveland! Today at three o’clock, Webb Eubank, former custodian of Waveland School, and now a great Shakespearean actor, was seen in Shular’s Pool Hall, cutting a rug with Doris Grimes, his leading lady. From Russellville: Rav T. Miller, known for his invention of a machine that can talk twice as fast as a woman, said today, “Oh, for the good old days, when Margaret could only talk about fifty words a minute.” Oh well, that’s life! Page Twenty-seven From the Metropolitan Opera: Victor L. Pence, famed soprano, and former principal of Wave- land (who gave up teaching with the graduation of boisterous seniors of ’52) announced that he will sing the lead in “Carmen.” From Podunk: After many years of sleeping through shorthand classes and much leisure time. Bob Hester has decided to go to work at last and open a business of his own. It s called: “Hester Servies, Gav Nineties Bathing Suit Company.” Mrs. Servies is Bobs secretary, salesman, chief mechanic for his hotrod, and number one (the only one) model. From Kukamunga: Betty Starnes, U. S. Senator from California, today announced that she will sit on top of a flagpole until she is re-elected to Congress. Better take plenty of pillows along, Betty, you'll need them. From Hawii: Ed Henry Hoffhaus, former math teacher from Waveland, was seen today reclin- ing under a palm tree, clad in a purple sarong, and crooning, “I’ve Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts.” (Ever since Lucille threw a rolling pin at him five years ago for spanking one of their triplets, lie's been out of his head, and thinks lie’s Bing Crosby.) From Washington D. C.: Secretary of State Fred Whitecotton. said today that he will be a candidate for president in 1964, running on the Prohibition party ticket. He has been campaigning steadily for the last 10 years. His party platform will be Let's Abolish School Teachers.” From Crawfordsville: John Ward, champion wrestler of this city, retired today because Mrs. Ward sewed lace ruffles on his red shorts that lie always wore in the ring. From New York: I will now bring you the results of the International Typewriting Speed Tests. The winner is the one and only Thurman Henderson, former graduate of Waveland, 1952, where under the direction of Flossie Servies, he obtained the speed of five words a minute. How he won this speed contest we shall never know. But you can see he has made cjuitc an improvement to win such high honors. Congratulations, Bull! From New Orleans: The shrimp boats are coming! Captain Ray Spencer brought in his 351st boat load of shrimp today. He is now undisputed shrimp king of the world. Upon his arrival, he was greeted bv the mayor, who gave him a key to the city made out of shrimp. From New York: Flash! A war has begun on Wall Street, and the reason is a monopoly. David E. Grimes, the great Karawula sheep breeder, has cornered the fur coat market. One of the main reasons given for the monopoly is that his wife Linda only wears a fur coat once and throws it away because it’s too dirty. Oh. to be rich! From Washington D. C.: Word has been received that Genie Handley who was president of his class in school, is also a candidate for president of the United States on the Socialist ticket. He's pretty sure he’ll win because he plans to give each person who votes for him a dollar. From New York: Charles Hutson, formerly of Waveland. is now head of the First National Bank of this city. He is happily married to the former Wanda Rose Hess, also of Waveland. They now live with their two children in a Fifth Avenue apartment. Very Ritzv! From Chicago: Evelyn Hughes Beane, who graduated from Waveland with the Class of 1952. is now Burlesque Queen of the world. She says Ernie and their little ones are on the front row at every performance. From Bal Hinch: Jim Hannah, formerly of Waveland School (who retired because the basket- ball team didn’t win the state championship) is now living a quiet and peaceful life at Bal Hindi with his wife and five children. His oldest son is is now cheer-leader for the Bal Hindi team. From Harvard University: The famed Herman Hazlett Hall, the world’s smartest man, has just told the world that he is now ready to put his new discovery, “The Remembering Soda Fluid” on sale. Herman, the former history teacher, left Waveland in ‘52 with the excuse, “I was just too smart for them; they were always 10 years behind me.” He has been at Harvard for the last six years working on his discovery so that the world can catch up with him and he can live a normal life. Good luck, Mr. Hall! And now until tomorrow night, remember, for the best in coffins anywhere, see N. R. Walker and Nlarv Ella Porter, Podunk. Indiana. To quote an experienced user of these coffins, “Porter and Walker coffins are the best anywhere! I've used them for years and I should know,” end of quote. And so with that cheerful note. Good Night . . . Page Twenty-eight THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF 1952 SENIOR CLASS We, the almighty senior class of 1952 of Waveland High School, being of very good (if not used) minds and nineteen bodies do hereby at three twenty two p.m. on this second day of May in the vear of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-two will and bequeath some of the numerous and varied possessions that we have bought, borrowed, begged, or stolen in spending the twelve or more year sentence bestowed upon us when we were six years old, and these things that we have ac- quired throughout these twelve or more long years of alternately behaving and misbehaving, and in general worrying our faithful old teachers to death at good old Waveland High, to the non illustri- ous and dishonest ill-fated senior class of 1953 in the sincere hopes that they too, can bring them- selves up to the very high standards which the famed class of fifty-two has left for them to try (but knowing that they can’t) reach. 1, Evelyn Hughes, will my right to be engaged and have him in the service to Bonnie Reynolds. (See if you can catch you one, Bonnie). I. Dale Sowers, will my ability to wreck my car bv ramming into the back of someone else with- out getting injured to Bob Grimes. (You won’t have to try too hard will you, Bob?) I, James Wasson, will my package of Phillip Morris cigarettes to Robert Harbison. (Go on, Bob, the Coach won’t find out.) I, Duane Kelly, will my right to resign from the basketball team the day I get my sweater to Billy Jo Rivers. (You might as well give up too, Billy Jo!) 1. Ray Spencer, will my part-time job of warming the bench for the “A team to Blaine Tracy. (Do you want an electric blanket, Blaine?) I, Pat Hodgkin, will Janet Williams my big brother Phil. (Don’t you want Joe and Russell, too, Janet? Please!) I, Robert Hester, will Neal Rogers mv right to read books in the assembly. (I guess I should will you my books, Neal!) I, Gene Handley, will my no-sleep pills and my extreme love for cigarettes and wild women to Dean Milligan. (Its a great life if you don’t weaken.) 1, David Grimes, will my wondrous ability to make such outstanding grades in third semester algebra to Dale Mitchell. (There’s only one way to beat me Dale; get above a D.) 1, Rosemary French, will my right to set in the first trombone section of the band and my ability to get along so well with Mr. Walker to Rosemary Weaver. (Try winking at him. Rose- mary.) 1. Rosemary Miles, will my slim figure to Marjorie McClure. (Time for a change of lines, Margie.) I, Violet Reynolds, will my love for high-heeled shoes to Juanita Greve. (If you think you can wear six to a six and a half, Juanita, let me know, I 11 even will them to you. Any favorite colors. ) Page Twenty-nine I, Thurman Henderson, will my right to be called “Bull” and have the teachers spell my name four different ways and my job as manager of the basketball team to “Bull Redden. Reden, Riddin. or Reddin. 1. Ivan Brewer, will my enormous size and appetite to Bill Keller. (You’ll have to eat with a pitch fork to get as big as I am. Bill.) , Keith Morgan, will my right to be attacked by. held bv three of, and hit by two members of the wolf-pack to Darvel Newell. (You had better grow some, Darvcl.) I. Bill Wheeler, will my slender girlish figure to Richard Smith. (Miles kept some of her re- ducing pills so see her, Smittv.) I, Vesta Gotten, will to Shirley Woodcook my right to go with out-of-town boys and shun those in town. (You aren’t doing bad now are you, Shirley?) I, Betty Starnes, will my amazing ability to stay out late and not go to sleep in my classes the next day to Jane Wheeler. (No-sleep pills are only a dime a box, Jane!) I. Charles Hutson, will my ability to get money from my dad for the same thing twice to Dean Sowers. (You probably already do that, don’t you. Dean? Dale does!) I Duane Kelly, will my ability to get out of classes and my ability to get to be a teacher’s pet to Martha Mae Priebe. (Good luck, Mart!) 1. Robert Hester, will Ruth Sevbold my typewriter so she can write letters to Charlie! (Be care- ful, Ruth) We, the Seniors, will Bill Redden to Doris Pollock. (We think that’s the only way she’ll get him.) I. Ivan Brewer, will my ability to get along with the girls to Leonard Sewell. (Watch it. Leonard!) Signed this second day of May, 1952 by the Senior Class of Waveland High School. Page Thirty OFFICE STAFF Standing: Martha Mae Preiebe, Martha Mason, Betty Starnes, Evelyn Hughes, Rosemary Miles, Vesta Cot- ten, Rosemary French, Patricia Hodg- kin. Sitting: Shirley VVoodcook, Mr. Pence, Violet Reynolds. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. ir . 16. 17. The Krwhmsn Cook . Will You Marry Mo? ? ? Kelly the Lover Boy. Our Junior Prom Queen. Oo-U-la. Joe DimmiiKo and Babe Ruth. The Baby of the Clan . Ye Old Moon Hour. Freshman Beauties. Rousrhinit it. Cues� Who? ? ? Before the Bijj Act. Ou I.a-La. That Poor Bird. After Hour . The New Hornet Mentor. 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